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EP0002479A1 - Dispositif de chargement/déchargement d'une cassette, notamment une cassette de bande magnétique - Google Patents

Dispositif de chargement/déchargement d'une cassette, notamment une cassette de bande magnétique Download PDF

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EP0002479A1
EP0002479A1 EP78101538A EP78101538A EP0002479A1 EP 0002479 A1 EP0002479 A1 EP 0002479A1 EP 78101538 A EP78101538 A EP 78101538A EP 78101538 A EP78101538 A EP 78101538A EP 0002479 A1 EP0002479 A1 EP 0002479A1
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    • G—PHYSICS
    • G11—INFORMATION STORAGE
    • G11B—INFORMATION STORAGE BASED ON RELATIVE MOVEMENT BETWEEN RECORD CARRIER AND TRANSDUCER
    • G11B15/00—Driving, starting or stopping record carriers of filamentary or web form; Driving both such record carriers and heads; Guiding such record carriers or containers therefor; Control thereof; Control of operating function
    • G11B15/60—Guiding record carrier
    • G11B15/66—Threading; Loading; Automatic self-loading
    • G11B15/67—Threading; Loading; Automatic self-loading by extracting end of record carrier from container or spool
    • G—PHYSICS
    • G11—INFORMATION STORAGE
    • G11B—INFORMATION STORAGE BASED ON RELATIVE MOVEMENT BETWEEN RECORD CARRIER AND TRANSDUCER
    • G11B15/00—Driving, starting or stopping record carriers of filamentary or web form; Driving both such record carriers and heads; Guiding such record carriers or containers therefor; Control thereof; Control of operating function
    • G11B15/18—Driving; Starting; Stopping; Arrangements for control or regulation thereof
    • G11B15/26—Driving record carriers by members acting directly or indirectly thereon
    • G11B15/28—Driving record carriers by members acting directly or indirectly thereon through rollers driving by frictional contact with the record carrier, e.g. capstan; Multiple arrangements of capstans or drums coupled to means for controlling the speed of the drive; Multiple capstan systems alternately engageable with record carrier to provide reversal
    • G11B15/295—Driving record carriers by members acting directly or indirectly thereon through rollers driving by frictional contact with the record carrier, e.g. capstan; Multiple arrangements of capstans or drums coupled to means for controlling the speed of the drive; Multiple capstan systems alternately engageable with record carrier to provide reversal with single capstan or drum simultaneously driving the record carrier at two separate points of an isolated part thereof, e.g. the capstan acting directly on the tape rollers

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  • the invention relates to a loading / unloading device for a tape cassette, in particular a magnetic tape cassette, which is opened for operation with a tape cassette drive, the drive comprising a drive roller, a winding roller and an unwinding roller, and devices for opening the cassette, and at least the unwinding roll is arranged on a pivotable carrier and is in the rest position within the cassette.
  • the invention relates generally to tape cartridge drives and, more particularly, to improvements to cartridge loading devices for use in such drives.
  • U.S. Patent 4,023,748 An example of a magnetic tape cassette loading device of this type is described in U.S. Patent 4,023,748.
  • the known loading device is shown in use with a tape drive, which comprises a drive roller, a take-up roller and an unwinding roller carrier.
  • the loader picks up a swing cassette containing an unwind reel and engages the hub of the unwind reel with the unwind reel carrier.
  • the loading mechanism contains devices for opening the cassette and for simultaneously Feed of the unwinding roller to the drive roller; whereby its peripheral surface comes into contact with that of the drive roller, so that the magnetic tape is transported from the unwinding roller to the winding roller.
  • a major disadvantage occurs when the known device is used in tape cassette drives in which the cassette can only be opened up to a limit and the unwinding roll not only in the direction of the drive roll but also via a path to the side of this direction (i.e. on a curved path).
  • the known devices do not work properly, since the roller itself is mechanically handicapped by the open cassette because of the cam track described by the unwinding roller moved forward. Until now, this hindrance could only be avoided if unwinding rolls with a much smaller diameter than the cassette size were used.
  • the present invention is therefore based on the object of providing a cassette loading / unloading device with which a tape roll located within the cassette is brought into secure engagement with the drive drive, the cassette is opened and the tape roll can be moved to the drive roll without this movement can be hindered by the cassette itself.
  • the invention relates to a cassette loading / unloading device for a tape cassette that is opened for operation with a tape cassette drive, the drive comprising a drive roller, a winding roller and an unwinding roller and opening devices for the cassette and at least the unwinding roller on one is arranged pivotable carrier and is initially located within the cassette and this device according to the first Devices by means of which the unwinding roller arranged on the carrier is moved along an arcuate line between the loading position in which the unwinding roller is located within the cassette and an operating position in which the unwinding roller is in contact with the drive roller on its circumferential surface, and second Devices are provided, upon actuation of which the cassette is transferred from its loading position to its work position, in which the center line of the cassette opening is displaced in the direction of at least one of the components of the movement of the unwinding roll.
  • the invention has the advantage that it permits the use of a magnetic tape reel with a maximum diameter in a magnetic tape cassette of minimal dimensions without there being any obstruction between the reel and the cassette.
  • the unwinding roller describes an arcuate path when it moves towards or away from the drive roller, the path of movement can be broken down into two components and the cassette can therefore be moved in two directions.
  • the direction in which the cassette must be moved depends on its position in relation to the position of the drive roller.
  • the device of the present invention can be used with any type of cassette that can be opened or closed, it is particularly suitable for use with a pivoting cassette.
  • the swivel cassette consists of two parts that can be swung apart, between which an opening is created after swiveling apart.
  • the loading / unloading device comprises a device for advancing the unwinding reel from its rest position within the cassette by means of the baren cassette parts formed opening into the working position in which the tape roll comes into contact with the drive roller of the tape drive.
  • the cassette opening is opposite the drive roller, and the unwinding roller moves forward or backward to the drive roller on an arcuate path.
  • the cassette must be slidable laterally to the path of the unwinding roll.
  • Movement of the cassette in the direction taken by the supply reel may be necessary if the opening in the cassette is not aligned with the drive roller and the cassette is rotated about 90 ° with respect to its position mentioned above.
  • the second device which consists, for example, of swivel levers, is laterally displaced, as a result of which the cassette is also laterally displaced while the unwinding roller is simultaneously advanced in the direction of the drive roller.
  • the center line of the cassette opening is shifted approximately to the center of the unwinding roller, thereby preventing the cassette from impairing the movement of the unwinding roller.
  • control devices which for example comprise a guide nut unit with motor drive and a swiveling control lever.
  • the exact movement of the swivel lever is determined via guide slots which interact with protruding pins provided on the swivel levers.
  • the guide nut and control lever also determine the movement of the L
  • Unwinding roll carrier as the unwinding roll advances on its predetermined movement path until the drive roll touches.
  • the loading / unloading device expediently also contains detector units for determining the operating state of the cassette and the drive roller, which e.g. Deliver signals when the supply roll comes into contact with the drive roll. This facilitates the correct control of the guide nut motor and the correct sequence of the entire operations of the tape drive can be controlled.
  • the loading process most often considered above is reversible, when unloading the unwind reel returns to the cassette and the cassette is closed and returned to its original position from which it was removed from the device, e.g. can be expelled.
  • FIGS 1 and 3 show the cassette loading / unloading device 21.
  • the device 21 is shown here in connection with a tape drive or tape transport which contains the drive roller 23, which transports the magnetic tape from the unwinding roller 27 past the recording / rereading head 29 to the take-up roll 31.
  • the device 21 receives a swivel or hinged cassette 33 which contains the unwinding roller 27, the hub 35 of the unwinding roller 27 projecting through an opening provided in the underside of the cassette 33.
  • the cassette 33 will inserted into the device by hand, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 3, so that the unwinding roller 27 snaps into a shaft 47 at the end of an unwinding roller carrier 39.
  • the carrier 39 is pivotally arranged at the point 40 on the chassis 41 of the belt transport device. After insertion, the cassette 33 lies on a support plate 43 which is fixed with respect to the transport chassis, and a flap (not shown here) can be closed over the cassette 33.
  • the mechanism can then be actuated in order to transfer the unwinding roller 27 from its loading position or rest position, in which it is located within the cassette 33, into a working position in which the outer band position of the magnetic band 24 on the roller 27 on its circumferential surface with the drive roller 23 comes into contact.
  • the tape transport transports the tape 24 from the unwinding roll 27 to the winding roll 31.
  • the device 21 can feed the unwind roll 27 back into the cassette 33 and at the same time close the cassette 33 in order to finally make it removable from the device, e.g. by ejecting.
  • the opening tabs 49 and 51 which are each provided at the outer ends of first and second pivot levers 53 and 55, engage corresponding slots 57 and 59 in the cassette 33, respectively the slots are provided on the wall of the opposite parts of the cassette (in this case, the halves of the cassette). This unlocks an internal cassette locking device, not visible here, which normally holds the cassette 33 closed.
  • the cassette 33 is then in a position to pivot about the joints 61 into their open position.
  • Figures 4, 5 and 6 provide a pictorial sequence of the device 21, since it opens the cassette 33 and transfers the unwinding roller 27 from the loading position to the working position.
  • the first and second pivot levers 53 and 55 are connected to one another at point 63 by means of a pin and are pivoted apart from their closed position into an open position under the force of a pivot spring 65, as a result of which the cassette 33 is opened.
  • the unwinding roller carrier 39 moves the unwinding roller 27 in an arc-shaped pivoting movement (movement path) from the loading into the working position.
  • the swivel levers 53 and 55 together perform a movement in the direction of a component of the swivel movement while they are swung apart, the center line of the opening created in the cassette 33 being tracked approximately at the center of the unwinding roll 27. In this way, the unwinding roller 27 can be moved or advanced without being obstructed in any way by the opened cassette 33.
  • the exact ways in which the two pivot levers 53 and 55 move are determined by a first, a second and a third guide slot 69, 71 and 73 in the support plate 43 and determined by a fourth guide slot 81 on the second pivot lever 55.
  • a first pin 75 near the rear end of the first pivot lever 53 enters the first slot 69 and a third pin 79 at the lever end 63 of the pin connection of the lever 53 enters the third slot 73, thereby restricting the movement of the lever 53 accordingly .
  • the third pin 79 also extends through the lever end 63 of the second pivot lever 55 in order to connect the two pivot levers 53 and 55 to one another.
  • a fourth pin 83 on the support plate 43 engages in the fourth slot 81, which is located approximately in the middle part of the second pivot lever 55. Accordingly, the arrangement consisting of a fourth pin 83 and a fourth slot 81 in conjunction with the guide device consisting of the third pin 79 and the third slot 73 restricts the movement of the second pivot lever 55.
  • a second pin 77 which is located near the rear end of the second pivot lever 55, engages in the second slot 71 and contributes to the stiffening of the lever 55.
  • the arrangement consisting of the first slot 69 and the first pin 15 and the arrangement consisting of the second slot 71 and the second pin 77 also serve to keep the opening tabs 49 and 51 relative to the contact surface 43 at a predetermined level. This ensures that these openers are correctly positioned to engage in corresponding slots 57 and 59 of the cassette 33 and to be able to unlock the cassette parts.
  • the pivot levers 53 and 55 have spring clips 85 and 87, respectively, which extend through openings 89 and 91 in the plate 43 in order to grip the rear parts of the opposite halves of the cassette 33.
  • the clamps 85 and 87 like the opening tabs 49 and 51, grip the front parts of the cassette halves, clasp them and move them away from one another in accordance with the movement of the pivot levers 53 and 55.
  • the cassette 33 opens and at the same time moves in the lateral direction so that the center line of the opening formed in the cassette 33 follows approximately the center of the unwinding roller 27, while the unwinding roller 27 is moved in an arcuate path until it touches the drive roller 23.
  • the guide nut unit 93 includes a reversible motor 97, a drive belt and reduction gear unit 99, a lead screw 101, and a guide nut 103.
  • the lead screw 101 rests with its ends in bearings 105 which are fastened to the support plate 43 and is rotated by a motor 97 via the gear 99.
  • the guide nut 103 is engaged with the lead screw 101 and is prevented from following the rotation of the lead screw 101 by a finger 107, which finger 107 protrudes from the guide nut 103 and through a slot 109 in a guide rail 111, which extends parallel to the lead screw 101, projects through.
  • the rotation of the lead screw 101 therefore causes the lead nut 103 to move along the lead screw.
  • the control lever 95 is pivotally mounted on the support plate 43 about the pivot axis 113.
  • FIG. 4 shows the relative position which the guide nut 103 and the control lever 95 assume when the pivot levers 53 and 55 are pivoted fully into the closed position and the unwinding roller 27 is in the loading position.
  • the guide nut 103 determines the position of the control lever 95 in that it abuts a flange 115 of this lever.
  • a pin 119 of the unwinding roll carrier 39 bears against a section of the control lever 95 in order to prevent the transport spring 67 from moving the carrier 39 in the direction of the drive roller 23.
  • the shaft 47 of the carrier 39 is positioned such that it can come into engagement with the core 35 of the unwinding roller 27.
  • Both the pivot lever spring 65 and the transport spring 67 cause the flange 115 of the control lever 95 to bear against the guide nut 103 while the latter moves along the lead screw 101.
  • the pivot lever spring 65 ensures that the extension of the first pivot lever 53 is continuously in contact with the pin 117 of the control lever, while the transport spring 67 allows the carrier pin 119 to be in constant contact with the control lever 95.
  • Both spring forces cause the control arm 95 to rotate about a pivot axis 113, so that the contact between the flange 115 and the guide nut 103 remains intact.
  • the control lever 95 has an offset 121 on its pivot axis 113, which only allows rotation about the pivot axis 113 and opposes resistance to rotations about other axes.
  • the control lever 95 automatically pivots to follow the guide nut 103. This causes the pivot levers 53 and 55 to move apart and open the cassette 33, and also causes the unwinding reel carrier 39 to advance the unwinding reel 27 towards the drive reel 23. After the guide nut 103 has passed a predetermined distance on the lead screw 101, the pivot levers 53 and 55 have reached the end of their movement, and the cassette 33 is then fully opened. If the movement of the guide nut 103 is continued, the pivoting movement of the control lever 95 also continues, so that the control lever pin 117 no longer abuts the extension of the first pivot lever 53.
  • the lever 95 follows the guide nut 103 until the unwinding roller 27 touches the drive roller 23 with its peripheral surface. After touching, a control lever spring 123 causes the control lever 95 to continue to follow the movement of the guide nut 103 and that the control lever 95 no longer rests on the support pin 119 (see FIG. 6). The continuation of this pivoting movement of the control lever 95, which continues even when the unwinding roller 27 has already come into engagement with the drive roller 23, is required to prevent the He bel 95 hindered the tape transport process when the magnetic tape 24 is conveyed from the unwinding roller 27 to the winding roller 31.
  • the control devices also comprise a detector unit for determining whether there is contact between the unwinding roller 27 and the drive roller 23, so that the actuation of further individual parts of the belt transport can then take place in a time-controlled manner.
  • the detector unit includes a feeler lever 125 and a pair of contact contacts 127 for the drive roller 23.
  • the sensor lever 125 is pivotably articulated on the support plate 43, at the same pivot point 113 as the control lever 95. Similar to the control lever 95, the movement of the sensor lever 125 is limited by the support pin 119 and the sensor lever 125 is also pivoted so that it follows the movement of the guide nut 103 on the lead screw 101. As soon as the unwinding roller carrier 39 has advanced the unwinding roller 27 so far that it comes into contact with the drive roller 23, the support pin 119 does not allow any further pivoting movement of the feeler lever 125 to follow the movement of the guide nut 103, and the lever 125 remains stationary .
  • control lever 95 continues to follow the movement of the guide nut 103 under the influence of the control lever spring 123, the control lever 95 is pivoted away from the sensor lever 125. Then, when the control lever 95 is moved a short distance relative to the feeler arm 125, a tab 129 on the control arm 95 comes into contact with a portion of the feeler lever 125, so that the feeler lever 125 then performs another pivotal movement together with the control lever 95.
  • the touch contacts 127 for the drive roller 23 are provided on the control lever 95 and on the sensor lever 125. These contacts form 127 with the lever 125 the first detector unit.
  • the contacts are held in the "closed” position when the two levers 95 and 125 are combined and bear against the support pin 119, but jump apart ("open” position) as soon as the unwinding roller 27 comes into contact with the drive roller 23 and the control lever 95 is caused by the control lever springs 123 to carry out a further pivoting movement away from the pin 119.
  • the state of the contact 127 is monitored by control circuits (not shown, but familiar to a person skilled in the art) which determine the sequence of the operation of the drive roller of the belt transport.
  • the loading / unloading device 21 also contains a second detector unit, by means of which it is determined whether the guide nut 103 has reached one of the ends of the lead screw 1, so that the reversible motor 97 can then be “switched off” accordingly.
  • This second detector unit includes the previously mentioned slotted guide rail 111 which, as noted, also prevents the guide nut 103 from rotating the lead screw 101 and further includes a pair of guide nut contacts 131.
  • the extension extends Slot 109 in the guide rail 111, which receives the finger 107 protruding laterally on the guide nut 103, over a relatively large distance parallel to the lead screw 101.
  • the finger 107 touches the respective end of the slot 108, whereupon any further movement of the guide nut 103 sets the rail 111 in motion in the corresponding direction.
  • the guide contacts 131 which are seated on the mounting flange 133 on the support plate 43, protrude through an opening 135 in the guide rail 111 and are normal Movement of the guide rail 111 in one of the two directions "closes" the contacts 131.
  • the state of the contacts 131 can be monitored, for example, via the control circuits (not shown) in order to control the motor 97.
  • a reversal of the operation of the cassette loading / unloading device 21 described here can be realized simply by reversing the direction of rotation of the motor 97 so that the guide nut 103 now moves on the lead screw 101 in the opposite direction.
  • the guide nut 103 then comes to bear against the flange 115 on the control lever 95 and forces the control lever 95 to pivot about its axis 113.
  • the control lever 95 then abuts the carrier pin 119 and guides the unwinding roller 27 back to its original position within the cassette 33, while the control lever pin 117 simultaneously strikes the first pivot lever 53, so that the levers 53 and 55 pivot together and thereby close the cassette 33.
  • the slotted guide rail 111 is moved and the guide nut contacts 131 close and thereby switch off the motor 97.
  • the cassette 33 is then ready for removal or ejection from the device 21.
  • the cassette 33 can be ejected from the loading / unloading device 21 by means of manually operable ejection elements 137.
  • the ejection organs comprise a pivotable rail 139 with a pair of ejection levers 141 formed integrally therewith and a locking rod 143 which only allows the rail 139 to be actuated when the cassette 33 is completely closed.
  • the rail 139 can be actuated, for example, by a button (not shown) which can be depressed by hand and which rotates the rail 139 in its pivot bearings 145, thereby reach the levers 141 through openings 147 in the support plate 43 and lift the cassette 33 lying thereon in order to detach the core 35 of the unwinding roller 27 from the shaft 47.
  • the cassette 33 can then be removed by hand.
  • the locking rod 143 can pass through openings 149 in the ejection levers 141 of the rail 139 in order to prevent the rail 139 from pivoting relative to the support plate 43 when the cassette 33 is not completely closed.
  • a locking spring 151 resiliently holds the locking rod 143 in position in the openings 149 of the ejection lever 141.
  • the locking rod 143 has a cranked section 153 which can be touched by the finger 107 of the guide nut and can thus be caused to move.
  • the guide nut 103 is in a position so that the finger 107 first contacts the cranked portion 153.
  • a further movement of the guide nut 103 moves the finger 107 to the locking rod 143 so that it is removed from the openings 149 of the ejection lever 141.
  • the ejection levers 141 are thus free for the cassette 33.
  • the loader / unloader 21 also includes a pair of presence contacts 155 for the properly loaded cassette 33 and a pair of record lock contacts 157, which detect the absence of a land on the cassette 33, indicating that there is none on the tape of the cassette 33 Information to be recorded.
  • control circuits (not to be explained in more detail here and not shown) in order to suitably control the sequence of the loading and unloading steps of the device 21 and the belt transport.
  • the invention provides an advantageous device for loading and unloading a tape cartridge for use in a tape drive.
  • the cassette is opened and the unwinding roll therein is pushed so that it comes into contact with the drive roller of the tape drive, moving the cassette following the path of movement of the tape roll, e.g. is moved laterally to avoid mechanical interference of the moving unwinding roller by the cassette.

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JP (1) JPS5486309A (fr)
AT (1) AT365817B (fr)
AU (1) AU4224878A (fr)
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